See if you can find all of the adventurous pigs in this year's companion picture book!
Publisher Description A postcard from Florida with a mysterious one-word message—OINK!—is the only clue to the whereabouts of the pigs that ran away from Bert and Ethel in The Great Pig Escape. Acting on this slim lead, Bert frantically searches the crowded streets and muddy swamps of the Sunshine State, never noticing the hilariously dressed porkers hiding in plain sight. Are there pigs under those beach umbrellas, or rocking and rolling to the tunes of the Squealers? Come along with Bert on his great pig search and discover who's hamming it up under the sun.
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1. What did the pigs take with them when they ran away?
2. Why did Bert & Ethel go to Florida?
3. What did the hotel clerk to get them on "the wrong track"?
4. What made Bert grab the lady, thinking she was a pig?
5. Do you see the pigs in the book? Do the humans in the book see the pigs? Why is this funny?
6. How do Bert and Ethel finally discover a pig?
7. Did you enjoy this book? Why?
8. Advanced question: What is "irony"? How is this used to create the humor in the book?
Eileen Christelow
See if you can find all of the adventurous pigs in this year's companion picture book!
A postcard from Florida with a mysterious one-word message—OINK!—is the only clue to the whereabouts of the pigs that ran away from Bert and Ethel in The Great Pig Escape. Acting on this slim lead, Bert frantically searches the crowded streets and muddy swamps of the Sunshine State, never noticing the hilariously dressed porkers hiding in plain sight.
Are there pigs under those beach umbrellas, or rocking and rolling to the tunes of the Squealers? Come along with Bert on his great pig search and discover who's hamming it up under the sun.
1. What did the pigs take with them when they ran away?
2. Why did Bert & Ethel go to Florida?
3. What did the hotel clerk to get them on "the wrong track"?
4. What made Bert grab the lady, thinking she was a pig?
5. Do you see the pigs in the book? Do the humans in the book see the pigs? Why is this funny?
6. How do Bert and Ethel finally discover a pig?
7. Did you enjoy this book? Why?
8. Advanced question: What is "irony"? How is this used to create the humor in the book?